People in Maharashtra must learn Marathi, but violence unacceptable: Devendra Fadnavis
Devendra Fadnavis emphasized that people living in Maharashtra should learn Marathi to foster better integration and cultural understanding. He stressed the importance of language in preserving regional identity while clearly stating that any form of violence in its name is unacceptable. His remarks come amid ongoing discussions about language policy and linguistic pride in the state.
- ▪Devendra Fadnavis stated that learning Marathi is important for people residing in Maharashtra.
- ▪He asserted that promoting the Marathi language should not involve violent actions.
- ▪Fadnavis highlighted the role of language in cultural integration and regional identity.
- ▪The comments were made in the context of rising debates over linguistic imposition in the state.
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